Welcome to: Our House - Official sales thread

[J.R.]

'Welcome to: Our House' is going to drop out of the Top15 this week, with sales less than 20k.

[Shady-Yo]

'Welcome to: Our House' is going to drop out of the Top15 this week, with sales less than 20k.

It was pretty obvious I think?

[Kill You]

It is, tho. Rap fans like physical copies.
Recovery only sold 1.2+ million copies on iTunes.

I would never buy a digital copy, that's lame.

But really though. I don't see the point in that unless you just want iTunes bonus tracks...but even then you can just DL those lol.

[Slim Fiasco]

It is, tho. Rap fans like physical copies.
Recovery only sold 1.2+ million copies on iTunes.

I would never buy a digital copy, that's lame.

Same. Physical copies all day long.

Seriously, why the fuck would I buy it off itunes when I can download the same shit? At least with a physical copy you get the highest audio quality (albeit, many albums can be found in FLAC and then transformed to WAV) and as the name suggest you get an authentic physical object. There's something special about unwrapping a CD, looking at the booklet, and just seeing that shit standing on the shelves or whatever.

[Sam.]

I usually buy two. One I open; 2nd I keep it on my Stan shelf.

With this Album, I'm waiting for one copy for fuck sake.

[Amaranthine]

It made #1 on Hip Hop and R&B.

[Willy]

I kind of feel bad for them, but at the same time I'm glad and it should serve as a good wake up call. This is definitely NOT the direction I want hip hop to head in.

[Kill You]

I kind of feel bad for them, but at the same time I'm glad and it should serve as a good wake up call. This is definitely NOT the direction I want hip hop to head in.

You'd rather have Young Money and Maybach Music Group on top, then? Say what you will about this album but it's still way better than other shit on the radio. Fact. And isn't as mainstream as people think it is. I mean, look at their lyrics...braggadocio and hoe bashing.

[trentimus]

I think this entire discussion can be summed up to all the hip-hop "heads", "backpackers", and kids on the internet discussing how certain artists are gonna "save hip hop" don't even buy the albums. Lol, all these super lyrical ass rappers only appeal to a no-record-buying market.. whereas say 2 Chainz, Lil' Wayne, Drake, Nicki, ect. get crazy radio play and then high-schoolers and sheeple run out and buy the albums.. OR in a great conspiracy, the artists and record label run out and buy their own albums too *coughrickrosscough*

[momentsgolden]

I kind of feel bad for them, but at the same time I'm glad and it should serve as a good wake up call. This is definitely NOT the direction I want hip hop to head in.

You'd rather have Young Money and Maybach Music Group on top, then? Say what you will about this album but it's still way better than other shit on the radio. Fact. And isn't as mainstream as people think it is. I mean, look at their lyrics...braggadocio and hoe bashing.

If Young Money is making albums like Take Care and MMG promotes Wale and Stalley properly hell yeah!!!

Power Circle/ Marvin's Room >>>> WTOH

[Willy]

I just support wackness, only illness

[TheGentlePlayer]

Joey mad cuz they flopped

[TheGentlePlayer]

Lol smh

[momentsgolden]

Joey mad cuz they flopped

The only reaction i got was from the Slaughterhouse tour video where he says "Maybe we did celebrate a bit too early". Other than that the quartet has been largely silent. anyone got reactions by them- twitter, interviews, joebuddentv?

[Epidemik]

There was a video of Crook saying fuck radio... thats all ive seen.